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Make the right call: Why 911 is faster and safer during heart attacks
During a heart attack, time is critical. The longer the heart muscle goes without oxygen, the more damage can occur. That's why recognizing symptoms and calling 911 right away is...
Kingdom City Coffeehouse: Brewing More Than Just Coffee in the Heart of Salem
Kingdom City Coffeehouse in Salem, founded by Devin and Rebecca Brown, emphasizes community and youth development while offering quality coffee sourced from a faith-based roaster. Motivated by their Christian values, they aim to provide professional skills to young people and create a welcoming space for all. The coffeehouse features a light food menu and promotes social missions.
Exit Strategies
The primary discussion around selling real estate highlights scenarios for different investors. Novice investors typically reinvest using 1031 Exchanges, while house flippers focus on quick profits. Mature investors may face challenges with property management and taxes. Seller financing emerges as a viable solution, providing passive income and tax advantages while mitigating management headaches.
Salem Rising Star: Salvador Herrera's Journey to Sales Triumph
Salvador Herrera, recognized as Salem's Rising Star and top Sales Surgical Workflows Representative for Getinge in 2023, transformed his career from fitness to sales. His accomplishments include a remarkable revenue increase and commitment to mentorship. Herrera emphasizes self-advocacy and community involvement, inspiring others through his journey and achievements.
Why the Metaverse isn't Fiction Anymore
The metaverse, a term coined by Neal Stephenson in 1992, represents an evolving virtual environment where people can connect, socialize, and conduct business using augmented and virtual reality. As companies explore this digital space, it promises transformative experiences and greater collaboration. Adapting to this trend is essential for any business's future success.
From Farm Roots to City Success: Dr. Millner's Journey to Vintage Veterinary Excellence
Vintage Veterinary Hospital & Boutique in Salem, led by Dr. Nicole Millner, integrates advanced veterinary care with hometown values. Dr. Millner's background in animal care shaped her veterinary journey. The clinic aims to offer a welcoming atmosphere and collaborates with pet owners for their pets' medical needs, embodying her dedication to community and growth.
This Year, Make a Marketing Plan that Works
As the new year approaches, small businesses are focusing on effective marketing strategies to capitalize on opportunities. Establishing a budget, aligning business goals, and determining marketing processes are crucial for success. Engaging employees in these plans fosters motivation. Careful execution can enhance brand presence and maximize return on investment in marketing efforts.
Business Needs to Engage as Oregon Charts a New Direction on Transportation
Oregon is about to undergo a seismic shift in how it funds its transportation system, and business leaders are starting to take note. Faced with state and federal mandates to...
Salem Eats: Geppetto's Italian Restaurant's Tale of Resilience and Tradition
Geppetto's Italian Restaurant in Salem, owned by Julie and Roger Hoy, showcases resilience and tradition. Taking over in 2017, they navigate challenges like the water crisis and arson fire while honoring its Chicago-style legacy. Committed to their team and community, they preserve the restaurant’s spirit through signature dishes, embodying hope and dedication.
Salem Business Legacy: CTEC Principal Rhonda Rhodes and Kroc Center Executive Director Tony Frazier receive the 2024 Groundwork Leader of the Year Award
Salem Keizer Public Schools' CTEC Principal Rhonda Rhodes and Salvation Army Kroc Center Executive Director Tony Frazier received the 2024 Groundwork Leadership Institute's "Captain" award, recognized for their commitment to youth and community development. Their leadership focuses on innovative, transformative programs addressing pressing issues like mental health and workforce development in Salem.